Transport National Oak Creek WI

Its been several months since i last updated the thread. Things have really taken off for me, I've pulled about 53 oversize loads with my longest having me at 88ft, widest at 14ft, and tallest at 15ft. As of todays date, I've managed to gross just under $25k, and I'm loving what I'm doing here. The people are great, the loads are interesting and challenging for one just starting out hauling OD. I'm going to be getting into a new truck here in the next week or so. Not what i was looking for, and the truck itself is a step down in my view but its not too awful as they do make up for the short comings in creature comforts. In the end I'm absolutely loving life here. Being over here has afforded me to do things that i would be able to do at other places.

 

I could say plenty more but then it would look like I'd be over exaggerating. I'm currently in oak creek getting a full service done on my truck and getting a few things addressed.

 

Just took a stroll through the oak creek yard and checked out our latest additions to the fleet.
This trailer is a dual extendable heavy haul with torsion controlled steerable axles. They also have the ability to go into remote controlled manual mode.
This is the one that everyone calls king kong, steerable axles with extendable inserts, we have several stingers that can be added for added weights
The call this one mini kong because its similar to king kong but not as much weight
This is our heavy haul steerable schnauble, it has several outrigger parts for different setups like windmill blades and towers.

 

It depends on what the steerable is set up for. The trailers i just posted are all automatic torsion controlled. Meaning that depending on the amount of pressure that is being applied to a specific direction that the axle will steer its self. Now they also have a manual mode that allows a pilot to control the axle from the rear as well. For extremely tight turns where you need very slow and subtle moves, you'll want the pilot to manually steer.